Survay summary 2
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•119 views
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and related well to the horror genre. Some aspects that worked well included the shots in black and white, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the survey identified several areas for improvement, including changing the opening music, using darker lighting, reducing happy group shots, improving acting, refining out-of-focus shots, adding more low-angle shots of the antagonist, changing the opening sequence, and focusing more on the antagonist overall to make the trailer more effective and conventional as a horror movie.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Summary of survay trailer
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and fit the horror genre well. Some elements that worked well included the black and white editing, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the music at the beginning needed changing to sound less amusing and more like a horror movie. Some parts also needed darker lighting. Less footage of characters being happy and more of the antagonist was recommended to make the trailer more effective. Certain shots and some of the acting also required improvement to increase the realism and effectiveness of the trailer.
Evaluation question
This document summarizes how the media product, a horror film trailer, uses and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It follows many typical horror conventions like using suspense, jump scares, darkness, and a narrative that sets up killings without revealing all details. However, it challenges conventions by having the threatening entity be a doll instead of a human, using an ordinary family home as the main setting, and having the main character wear white instead of dark colors. The trailer also challenges conventions through using one nursery rhyme music track throughout, employing static to purposely lower video quality, and ending with an additional clip instead of showing the title.
Evaluation question 1
The document analyzes how the media product, a horror film trailer, uses and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It follows some conventions like using suspense, jump scares and dark imagery. However, it challenges conventions by having the threatening entity be a doll instead of a human or ghost. The setting of a normal family home also breaks the convention of isolated, rundown locations. Camerawork maintains normality but uses static transitions atypical of films. The story is set up through clips of a dollhouse and dialogue rather than revealing all details. Special effects like static and fades create an eerie feeling rather than high production quality.
Evaluation question 1
1) The media product challenges some conventions of horror films by setting most of the story in a family household rather than run-down or dark locations, and by having the main threat be an innocent-looking doll rather than a human villain.
2) It follows some conventions through its use of suspenseful music, quick cuts, and fade transitions in editing, as well as special effects like extreme close-ups and opacity that create an unsettling atmosphere.
3) Some unique aspects include using only one nursery rhyme music track throughout, intentionally making the video quality seem degraded with static effects, and ending with an additional teaser clip rather than showing the title.
Media Evaluation Question 1.
The document discusses conventions used in typical thriller films and how the media product challenges some of those conventions. Specifically, it notes that a female antagonist stalks the female protagonist, challenging the typical male antagonist. Scenes are filmed in daylight rather than darkness for added tension. Camera shots show the stalker's perspective but keep their identity mysterious by only showing parts of their face or keeping them in darkness.
Representation of characters
The document analyzes the representation of characters in the James Bond film Skyfall's teaser trailer through its use of camerawork, mise-en-scene, and editing. It finds that the protagonist, James Bond, is featured prominently through various shots that showcase his emotions and bravery, while the antagonist is only shown briefly in a silhouetted shot surrounded by flames. Mise-en-scene depicts Bond as powerful through his suits and the antagonist as evil through dark lighting and fire. Fast cuts create suspense, while slower cuts reveal the love interest according to stereotypical portrayals.
Woman In Black Presentation
The document analyzes the trailer for the film "The Woman in Black" through its use of genre conventions, editing techniques, and themes. It notes that the trailer establishes an unnerving mood through its gothic color scheme, diegetic soundtrack, and shots of children's toys. It also aims to appeal to audiences through the casting of Daniel Radcliffe and themes of isolation and vulnerability. Overall, the trailer effectively builds tension and intrigue around the mystery of the "Woman in Black" without revealing too much of the plot.
The Woman In Black Presentation
The document analyzes the trailer for the film "The Woman in Black" and discusses several techniques used to create tension and fear in the audience. It notes the use of a gothic color scheme, increasing diegetic sounds, point-of-view shots, and isolated/vulnerable main character to connect viewers emotionally. It also discusses keeping the plot mysterious and relying on the audience's imagination to intrigue them without revealing too much. The overall goal of the trailer's techniques is to engage audiences and leave a memorable effect so they feel like they experienced the story's events.
Recommended
Summary of survay trailer
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and fit the horror genre well. Some elements that worked well included the black and white editing, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the music at the beginning needed changing to sound less amusing and more like a horror movie. Some parts also needed darker lighting. Less footage of characters being happy and more of the antagonist was recommended to make the trailer more effective. Certain shots and some of the acting also required improvement to increase the realism and effectiveness of the trailer.
Evaluation question
This document summarizes how the media product, a horror film trailer, uses and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It follows many typical horror conventions like using suspense, jump scares, darkness, and a narrative that sets up killings without revealing all details. However, it challenges conventions by having the threatening entity be a doll instead of a human, using an ordinary family home as the main setting, and having the main character wear white instead of dark colors. The trailer also challenges conventions through using one nursery rhyme music track throughout, employing static to purposely lower video quality, and ending with an additional clip instead of showing the title.
Evaluation question 1
The document analyzes how the media product, a horror film trailer, uses and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It follows some conventions like using suspense, jump scares and dark imagery. However, it challenges conventions by having the threatening entity be a doll instead of a human or ghost. The setting of a normal family home also breaks the convention of isolated, rundown locations. Camerawork maintains normality but uses static transitions atypical of films. The story is set up through clips of a dollhouse and dialogue rather than revealing all details. Special effects like static and fades create an eerie feeling rather than high production quality.
Evaluation question 1
1) The media product challenges some conventions of horror films by setting most of the story in a family household rather than run-down or dark locations, and by having the main threat be an innocent-looking doll rather than a human villain.
2) It follows some conventions through its use of suspenseful music, quick cuts, and fade transitions in editing, as well as special effects like extreme close-ups and opacity that create an unsettling atmosphere.
3) Some unique aspects include using only one nursery rhyme music track throughout, intentionally making the video quality seem degraded with static effects, and ending with an additional teaser clip rather than showing the title.
Media Evaluation Question 1.
The document discusses conventions used in typical thriller films and how the media product challenges some of those conventions. Specifically, it notes that a female antagonist stalks the female protagonist, challenging the typical male antagonist. Scenes are filmed in daylight rather than darkness for added tension. Camera shots show the stalker's perspective but keep their identity mysterious by only showing parts of their face or keeping them in darkness.
Representation of characters
The document analyzes the representation of characters in the James Bond film Skyfall's teaser trailer through its use of camerawork, mise-en-scene, and editing. It finds that the protagonist, James Bond, is featured prominently through various shots that showcase his emotions and bravery, while the antagonist is only shown briefly in a silhouetted shot surrounded by flames. Mise-en-scene depicts Bond as powerful through his suits and the antagonist as evil through dark lighting and fire. Fast cuts create suspense, while slower cuts reveal the love interest according to stereotypical portrayals.
Woman In Black Presentation
The document analyzes the trailer for the film "The Woman in Black" through its use of genre conventions, editing techniques, and themes. It notes that the trailer establishes an unnerving mood through its gothic color scheme, diegetic soundtrack, and shots of children's toys. It also aims to appeal to audiences through the casting of Daniel Radcliffe and themes of isolation and vulnerability. Overall, the trailer effectively builds tension and intrigue around the mystery of the "Woman in Black" without revealing too much of the plot.
The Woman In Black Presentation
The document analyzes the trailer for the film "The Woman in Black" and discusses several techniques used to create tension and fear in the audience. It notes the use of a gothic color scheme, increasing diegetic sounds, point-of-view shots, and isolated/vulnerable main character to connect viewers emotionally. It also discusses keeping the plot mysterious and relying on the audience's imagination to intrigue them without revealing too much. The overall goal of the trailer's techniques is to engage audiences and leave a memorable effect so they feel like they experienced the story's events.
Analysing marketing campaign a2 media
This trailer provides an overview of a horror/thriller film about two brothers. Through analysis of the mise-en-scène, editing, sound, and camerawork, the trailer effectively establishes the dark and ominous tone of the genre. Key events shown include one brother making a paper boat for the other, the boat getting lost down a drain, and the younger brother encountering a frightening clown face in the dark. Intense non-diegetic music and sounds build tension throughout. While much of the clown's appearance is obscured, creating mystery, the trailer leaves the audience with questions about what will happen to the brothers.
Evaluation activity 1
This document summarizes and comments on various screen grabs from a student film opening sequence. It explains how each scene establishes elements of setting, characters, and plot to immerse the viewer in the story. While some scenes use typical techniques like title cards and establishing shots, others aim to be more unconventional through extended dialogue, point-of-view shots, and subtle dramatic effects. The overall sequence introduces a thriller plot involving stalking and helps justify the story's class and environmental settings.
Cabin in the woods analysis
This poster for the film Cabin in the Woods was chosen for analysis because the concept seemed unique and modern. The floating cabin image caught the analyzer's attention and left them wanting to learn more about the film's story. Through analyzing elements like images, text, colors, and fonts, the analyzer concluded the poster effectively conveyed the film's horror genre through styles like a grayscale color scheme and serif fonts. Key elements like the "you think you know the story" tagline and isolated cabin image suggested an unexpected or confusing plot. The analyzer planned to apply lessons from this effective poster, like use of black, white, and serif fonts, to their own horror film trailer.
Genre research
The document summarizes key elements of the teen thriller genre for a film project. It discusses that the film will have teen main characters and blend thriller and teen genres. It explores common settings of schools and parties and how thrillers feature tension-filled locations. It then outlines typical character archetypes and narratives focused on mysteries. Iconic visuals and sounds of the genre are shadows and gunshots. Cinematography often uses high angles and over shoulder shots, while lighting and music aim to build tension.
Conventions of a Horror Trailer
Horror movie trailers typically include several conventions to build tension and scare audiences. They often begin by showing a happy family to establish characters before disrupting the calm with a cursed object or paranormal presence. Trailers then cut between quick shots using intense sounds to ramp up fear. Darkening lighting and camera angles that look up at antagonists or down at vulnerable protagonists further increase tension. Trailers conclude by revealing the film's title and release date over a scary clip to leave a lasting impression.
Media evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how the author's horror film trailer uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real horror film trailers. It discusses elements of mise-en-scene, music and sound, characters, camera and editing, titles, and themes. For most elements, the author's trailer follows genre conventions but also challenges them in some ways. For example, costumes adhere to conventions but have unique styles, and settings are mysterious but not completely dark.
Eavaluation question 1 (1)
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We did not use the common convention of white text on a black background for the opening titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We followed conventions for camerawork, including establishing shots, point-of-view shots, and the use of low and high angles to convey power dynamics. We also developed settings and costumes to give the film a modern, realistic feel while still portraying the villain in darker colors traditionally used. The film follows conventions like maintaining mystery around a character's backstory and having an initial equilibrium disrupted and restored by the end.
Eavaluation question 1
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We did not use the common convention of white text on a black background for the opening titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We followed conventions for camerawork, including establishing shots, point-of-view shots, and high and low angles to set tone and power dynamics. We also developed settings and costuming to give the film a modern thriller feel while hiding details about a character to intrigue audiences, following conventions of mystery.
Evaluation question 1
This document provides an analysis of the film "Terminus" and how it uses conventions of real media. It discusses several aspects of the film including:
1) The title "Terminus" which connotes the end and was chosen to depict the apocalyptic world.
2) The setting of an abandoned fabric mill provided the perfect desolate location to represent the dystopian theme.
3) The camerawork and editing techniques used conventions seen in other post-apocalyptic films to establish mood and increase pace during action scenes.
4) The font used for the credits has a "muddy" style to further stimulate the representation of the end.
5) The opening
Textual analysis of a film trailer
The trailer for the neo-noir film Sin City uses black and white cinematography with splashes of red. The typography stands out against the monochrome backdrop. While some stereotypes are present, like women needing saving, the trailer subverts expectations by showing strong female characters who can defend themselves. The editing is fast-paced to engage viewers, and the soundtrack intensifies as the trailer progresses to build tension. Costumes are dark with a notable red dress. Props like cigarettes and weapons suggest crime and violence. The city scenes at night establish the dark setting. Camera work and close-ups reveal character emotions and relationships.
Urban drama film research
The document analyzes the trailer for an urban drama film. It finds that the trailer effectively establishes the film's genre through elements like its urban setting, violent content, and hip hop soundtrack. The trailer uses quick cuts and montage editing to introduce the main characters and antagonist, and show significant plot points in a condensed format. While it leaves some parts of the plot unanswered, the trailer provides enough information to understand the narrative and generate interest in the full film.
Media evaluation 1
The document analyzes how the opening sequence of a student thriller film uses and develops conventions of real media products in the thriller genre. It matches conventions through the use of a helpless blonde female protagonist and ominous antagonist in black, as well as blood and gore makeup and a creepy male voiceover. However, it subverts conventions somewhat by setting the sequence in a doll house rather than a typical hiding location. Overall, the sequence aims to match audience expectations set by inspirations like Scream and Silence of the Lambs more than challenge conventions.
Detailed analysis of a Horror trailer
The document provides a detailed analysis of the film trailer for "The Cabin in the Woods" examining its use of camerawork, lighting, settings, characters, sound, editing, and other techniques. It finds the trailer uses many horror genre conventions like isolated settings, stereotypical characters, ominous music, exaggerated sounds, and mysterious scenes to create suspense without revealing the full plot. Overall, the analysis concludes the trailer skillfully employs standard trailer and horror film conventions to effectively tease and intrigue potential viewers about the unknown threats faced by the main characters.
Detailed analysis of cabin in the woods trailer
The trailer for "The Cabin in the Woods" uses camerawork, lighting, sound, editing and other techniques that are highly conventional of the horror genre. Wide shots establish the isolation of a group of friends traveling to a secluded cabin in the woods. Low-key lighting and dense forest settings create an eerie, suspenseful atmosphere. Character stereotypes, exaggerated sounds, and a mix of upbeat and ominous music also follow horror genre conventions. Overall, the trailer progresses the story through cuts while maintaining mystery about the full plot, in a way that aligns with typical horror film trailer format and style.
Horror trailer analysis
The trailer uses a variety of shots including close-ups, long shots, and tracking shots to follow the characters. Fast-paced editing with transitions creates comedy and tension. Well-known comedic actors like Ben Stiller and Jonah Hill are featured to attract audiences. Non-diegetic music and sound effects paired with dialogue demonstrate the science fiction comedy genre.
Trailer analysis put up today
1) Downsizing is a comedy about people who voluntarily shrink their bodies to escape overpopulation on Earth. It follows an average American couple who become wealthy after downsizing.
2) The trailer introduces the main characters through dialogue and scenes showing their ordinary lives. It establishes that downsizing allows people to gain wealth and status but also change their world completely.
3) Through one-liners, changes in editing pace, and the use of star power in opening shots, the trailer immerses viewers in the world of downsizing while teasing the transformation of the main characters' lives.
The bourne legacy trailer analysis
The Bourne Legacy trailer summarizes the plot of the film in 3 sentences:
The trailer introduces the hero Aaron Cross who is being hunted by the government for unknown reasons. It is revealed that a man who was helping Cross is actually the main villain who wants to destroy the program that Cross is part of. The relationship between Cross and a female scientist develops but they must work together to defeat the villain who is trying to kill Cross.
Eavaluation question 1 (3)
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We could not use the common convention of white text on black for our titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We developed camera conventions to suit our thriller genre, using techniques like POV shots, tracking shots during chases, and angles that identify characters' power levels. We followed conventions like starting with an establishing shot and using settings and costumes that define characters and set the crime thriller tone. We also developed some conventions to keep viewers engaged, like hiding details around why the main character left the police force.
Detailed analysis of horror trailer
The document analyzes the conventions used in the trailer for the horror film "Sinister" through its camerawork, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, genre conventions, and format conventions. It notes that the camerawork uses zooms and wide shots to create tension and suspense. Non-diegetic sounds are used to scare the audience, while diegetic screams convey a character's fear. Elements like a pale antagonist, low key lighting, and a violent axe prop follow horror genre conventions. Fast editing keeps viewers on edge, and the trailer avoids revealing the ending to make audiences want to see the full movie.
Genre Research
The document discusses various genres of film including horror, romance-comedy (rom-com), action, and comedy. It provides details on common elements of each genre such as typical locations, characters, lighting, music/sounds, costumes, and props. For horror films, it notes that dark, creepy locations are often used along with dark lighting and unsettling sounds. Rom-coms usually focus on the developing relationship between a male and female lead. Action films feature heroes and villains engaged in stunts, explosions, and fights. Comedies can incorporate everyday costumes and props and shoot in various real-world locations.
Visita al parque nacional de cabañeros
Los tutores del nivel 6o de Primaria planean tres actividades complementarias para cada trimestre del curso escolar 2013-2014, incluyendo una visita al Parque Natural de Cabañeros en el segundo trimestre. El documento describe los objetivos educativos y contenidos de la visita, así como los detalles de la logística como la fecha, itinerario y permisos de los padres.
Setting for our trailer
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
More Related Content
What's hot
Analysing marketing campaign a2 media
This trailer provides an overview of a horror/thriller film about two brothers. Through analysis of the mise-en-scène, editing, sound, and camerawork, the trailer effectively establishes the dark and ominous tone of the genre. Key events shown include one brother making a paper boat for the other, the boat getting lost down a drain, and the younger brother encountering a frightening clown face in the dark. Intense non-diegetic music and sounds build tension throughout. While much of the clown's appearance is obscured, creating mystery, the trailer leaves the audience with questions about what will happen to the brothers.
Evaluation activity 1
This document summarizes and comments on various screen grabs from a student film opening sequence. It explains how each scene establishes elements of setting, characters, and plot to immerse the viewer in the story. While some scenes use typical techniques like title cards and establishing shots, others aim to be more unconventional through extended dialogue, point-of-view shots, and subtle dramatic effects. The overall sequence introduces a thriller plot involving stalking and helps justify the story's class and environmental settings.
Cabin in the woods analysis
This poster for the film Cabin in the Woods was chosen for analysis because the concept seemed unique and modern. The floating cabin image caught the analyzer's attention and left them wanting to learn more about the film's story. Through analyzing elements like images, text, colors, and fonts, the analyzer concluded the poster effectively conveyed the film's horror genre through styles like a grayscale color scheme and serif fonts. Key elements like the "you think you know the story" tagline and isolated cabin image suggested an unexpected or confusing plot. The analyzer planned to apply lessons from this effective poster, like use of black, white, and serif fonts, to their own horror film trailer.
Genre research
The document summarizes key elements of the teen thriller genre for a film project. It discusses that the film will have teen main characters and blend thriller and teen genres. It explores common settings of schools and parties and how thrillers feature tension-filled locations. It then outlines typical character archetypes and narratives focused on mysteries. Iconic visuals and sounds of the genre are shadows and gunshots. Cinematography often uses high angles and over shoulder shots, while lighting and music aim to build tension.
Conventions of a Horror Trailer
Horror movie trailers typically include several conventions to build tension and scare audiences. They often begin by showing a happy family to establish characters before disrupting the calm with a cursed object or paranormal presence. Trailers then cut between quick shots using intense sounds to ramp up fear. Darkening lighting and camera angles that look up at antagonists or down at vulnerable protagonists further increase tension. Trailers conclude by revealing the film's title and release date over a scary clip to leave a lasting impression.
Media evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how the author's horror film trailer uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real horror film trailers. It discusses elements of mise-en-scene, music and sound, characters, camera and editing, titles, and themes. For most elements, the author's trailer follows genre conventions but also challenges them in some ways. For example, costumes adhere to conventions but have unique styles, and settings are mysterious but not completely dark.
Eavaluation question 1 (1)
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We did not use the common convention of white text on a black background for the opening titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We followed conventions for camerawork, including establishing shots, point-of-view shots, and the use of low and high angles to convey power dynamics. We also developed settings and costumes to give the film a modern, realistic feel while still portraying the villain in darker colors traditionally used. The film follows conventions like maintaining mystery around a character's backstory and having an initial equilibrium disrupted and restored by the end.
Eavaluation question 1
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We did not use the common convention of white text on a black background for the opening titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We followed conventions for camerawork, including establishing shots, point-of-view shots, and high and low angles to set tone and power dynamics. We also developed settings and costuming to give the film a modern thriller feel while hiding details about a character to intrigue audiences, following conventions of mystery.
Evaluation question 1
This document provides an analysis of the film "Terminus" and how it uses conventions of real media. It discusses several aspects of the film including:
1) The title "Terminus" which connotes the end and was chosen to depict the apocalyptic world.
2) The setting of an abandoned fabric mill provided the perfect desolate location to represent the dystopian theme.
3) The camerawork and editing techniques used conventions seen in other post-apocalyptic films to establish mood and increase pace during action scenes.
4) The font used for the credits has a "muddy" style to further stimulate the representation of the end.
5) The opening
Textual analysis of a film trailer
The trailer for the neo-noir film Sin City uses black and white cinematography with splashes of red. The typography stands out against the monochrome backdrop. While some stereotypes are present, like women needing saving, the trailer subverts expectations by showing strong female characters who can defend themselves. The editing is fast-paced to engage viewers, and the soundtrack intensifies as the trailer progresses to build tension. Costumes are dark with a notable red dress. Props like cigarettes and weapons suggest crime and violence. The city scenes at night establish the dark setting. Camera work and close-ups reveal character emotions and relationships.
Urban drama film research
The document analyzes the trailer for an urban drama film. It finds that the trailer effectively establishes the film's genre through elements like its urban setting, violent content, and hip hop soundtrack. The trailer uses quick cuts and montage editing to introduce the main characters and antagonist, and show significant plot points in a condensed format. While it leaves some parts of the plot unanswered, the trailer provides enough information to understand the narrative and generate interest in the full film.
Media evaluation 1
The document analyzes how the opening sequence of a student thriller film uses and develops conventions of real media products in the thriller genre. It matches conventions through the use of a helpless blonde female protagonist and ominous antagonist in black, as well as blood and gore makeup and a creepy male voiceover. However, it subverts conventions somewhat by setting the sequence in a doll house rather than a typical hiding location. Overall, the sequence aims to match audience expectations set by inspirations like Scream and Silence of the Lambs more than challenge conventions.
Detailed analysis of a Horror trailer
The document provides a detailed analysis of the film trailer for "The Cabin in the Woods" examining its use of camerawork, lighting, settings, characters, sound, editing, and other techniques. It finds the trailer uses many horror genre conventions like isolated settings, stereotypical characters, ominous music, exaggerated sounds, and mysterious scenes to create suspense without revealing the full plot. Overall, the analysis concludes the trailer skillfully employs standard trailer and horror film conventions to effectively tease and intrigue potential viewers about the unknown threats faced by the main characters.
Detailed analysis of cabin in the woods trailer
The trailer for "The Cabin in the Woods" uses camerawork, lighting, sound, editing and other techniques that are highly conventional of the horror genre. Wide shots establish the isolation of a group of friends traveling to a secluded cabin in the woods. Low-key lighting and dense forest settings create an eerie, suspenseful atmosphere. Character stereotypes, exaggerated sounds, and a mix of upbeat and ominous music also follow horror genre conventions. Overall, the trailer progresses the story through cuts while maintaining mystery about the full plot, in a way that aligns with typical horror film trailer format and style.
Horror trailer analysis
The trailer uses a variety of shots including close-ups, long shots, and tracking shots to follow the characters. Fast-paced editing with transitions creates comedy and tension. Well-known comedic actors like Ben Stiller and Jonah Hill are featured to attract audiences. Non-diegetic music and sound effects paired with dialogue demonstrate the science fiction comedy genre.
Trailer analysis put up today
1) Downsizing is a comedy about people who voluntarily shrink their bodies to escape overpopulation on Earth. It follows an average American couple who become wealthy after downsizing.
2) The trailer introduces the main characters through dialogue and scenes showing their ordinary lives. It establishes that downsizing allows people to gain wealth and status but also change their world completely.
3) Through one-liners, changes in editing pace, and the use of star power in opening shots, the trailer immerses viewers in the world of downsizing while teasing the transformation of the main characters' lives.
The bourne legacy trailer analysis
The Bourne Legacy trailer summarizes the plot of the film in 3 sentences:
The trailer introduces the hero Aaron Cross who is being hunted by the government for unknown reasons. It is revealed that a man who was helping Cross is actually the main villain who wants to destroy the program that Cross is part of. The relationship between Cross and a female scientist develops but they must work together to defeat the villain who is trying to kill Cross.
Eavaluation question 1 (3)
Our media product challenges some conventions while developing and following others. We could not use the common convention of white text on black for our titles due to time restrictions. Instead, we used titles over gameplay, similar to the film The Drive. We developed camera conventions to suit our thriller genre, using techniques like POV shots, tracking shots during chases, and angles that identify characters' power levels. We followed conventions like starting with an establishing shot and using settings and costumes that define characters and set the crime thriller tone. We also developed some conventions to keep viewers engaged, like hiding details around why the main character left the police force.
Detailed analysis of horror trailer
The document analyzes the conventions used in the trailer for the horror film "Sinister" through its camerawork, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, genre conventions, and format conventions. It notes that the camerawork uses zooms and wide shots to create tension and suspense. Non-diegetic sounds are used to scare the audience, while diegetic screams convey a character's fear. Elements like a pale antagonist, low key lighting, and a violent axe prop follow horror genre conventions. Fast editing keeps viewers on edge, and the trailer avoids revealing the ending to make audiences want to see the full movie.
Genre Research
The document discusses various genres of film including horror, romance-comedy (rom-com), action, and comedy. It provides details on common elements of each genre such as typical locations, characters, lighting, music/sounds, costumes, and props. For horror films, it notes that dark, creepy locations are often used along with dark lighting and unsettling sounds. Rom-coms usually focus on the developing relationship between a male and female lead. Action films feature heroes and villains engaged in stunts, explosions, and fights. Comedies can incorporate everyday costumes and props and shoot in various real-world locations.
What's hot (20)
Viewers also liked
Visita al parque nacional de cabañeros
Los tutores del nivel 6o de Primaria planean tres actividades complementarias para cada trimestre del curso escolar 2013-2014, incluyendo una visita al Parque Natural de Cabañeros en el segundo trimestre. El documento describe los objetivos educativos y contenidos de la visita, así como los detalles de la logística como la fecha, itinerario y permisos de los padres.
Setting for our trailer
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
Graphic Design
This 4-page presentation created with Haiku Deck software discusses graphic design. Each page features a different photo and states that Haiku Deck is a simple, beautiful, and fun presentation tool.
Toledo 3 culturas 2
El documento presenta las actividades complementarias planeadas para el curso escolar de 2o de primaria. En el primer trimestre, los alumnos asistirán a una obra de teatro y participarán en un festival de Navidad. En el segundo trimestre, realizarán una excursión a la ciudad de Toledo para conocer su cultura y otra a una granja escuela. En el tercer trimestre, celebrarán el Día del Libro con talleres sobre lectura y visitarán la biblioteca infantil del Alcázar de Toledo. El curso finalizará con una fiesta donde
Powe mochila
El documento describe el Plan Escuela Extendida: Mochila Digital de Castilla-La Mancha, el cual pretende reemplazar los libros de texto tradicionales con recursos educativos digitales. Se seleccionarán hasta 50 escuelas para ofrecer contenido digital en 5 materias como mínimo hasta sexto grado de primaria y cuarto año de secundaria. Los maestros recibirán capacitación y los centros deben cumplir con requisitos tecnológicos y de apoyo de padres y maestros.
Copy of June 5th Presentaton (1)
Social media refers to online platforms that allow users to connect, engage, and share content. It is now a critical part of how the next generation communicates. Major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn each have hundreds of millions of active users worldwide. For businesses, it is important to have a presence on social media in order to be a part of online conversations, engage customers, and add value to their experiences. Developing a social media strategy and plan, as well as consistently posting engaging content, is key to success.
Digital Accessibility: Enjoying the Carrots and Avoiding the Sticks
Although there are legal threats if you get it wrong there are many more very positive reasons for making sure you understand how accessibility affects you and your business. The accessibility carrot can be much more powerful than the sticks - but what are the benefits and how can you harness them?
This presentation is from a webinar delivered by Robin Christopherson, Head of Digital Inclusion at AbilityNet as part of a series of events run by the UK Digital Leaders network.
Hacia una europa sin barreras.
La igualdad de oportunidades pasa de forma inexorable por la aplicación de medidas legislativas que garanticen su inclusión de forma transversal en todos los ámbito de la participación ciudadana.
2011 ford 6 sheet summary
The Ford outdoor advertising campaign achieved its key objectives. The 6-sheet posters delivered strong advertising recall and recognition, with 42% of people recalling seeing the Ford posters. The outdoor campaign amplified the awareness achieved by the accompanying TV campaign. Additionally, the 6-sheet posters successfully strengthened perceptions of the Ford brand by reinforcing traits like trustworthy, successful, and innovative.
Malaysiabus presentation
14 Interesting Facts About Malaysia You Should Know Before Visiting Malaysia. By: www.malaysiabus.com
5 lessons we can learn from Andrew Mason
In 2010 Andrew Mason appeared on the cover of Forbes Magazine under the headline: “Meet The Fastest Growing Company Ever”. At one point in time Groupon was valued at an incredible $13 billion!
Here are some reasons why it became so successful. Think about how you can apply them to your business.
Final assignment
Tis presentation explains all the concepts mentioned in the hbr article including all the concepts learned in the internship so far!
Presentation1
This document summarizes a study investigating fundamental frequency shifts in Japanese female bilingual speakers. The study examined a Japanese native who immigrated to the U.S. as a child and asked her to read sentences in English and Japanese while recording her fundamental frequency. The results showed she raised her fundamental frequency when speaking English, suggesting she was unconsciously conforming to perceived Western norms. Future work should explore if such shifts depend on the social and cultural status of the person conducting the experiment.
2nd semester journal set up 1
This document provides instructions for setting up a science journal, including creating a table of contents spanning multiple pages, adding titles and page numbers throughout, and including specific content like climate vocabulary words, TEKS standards, guiding questions, and a Wordle graphic. The document outlines the various sections and elements that should be included to properly organize a science journal.
Procés participatiu
Procés participatiu per a l'elaboració de l'estratègia de desenvolupament local 2014-2020
Que és una estratègia de desenvolupament local?
Es un compendi d’actuacions en el que s’estudia les necessitats palpables del territori, contribuint així, a la correcció dels principals desequilibris, reduint les diferències entre els nivells de desenvolupament de les diverses i el retard dels municipis mes desfavorits dins del marc territorial que comprèn l’Associació pel Desenvolupament Rural de la Catalunya Central.
Qui participa en l’elaboració de l’estratègia?
Per a poder dur a terme una estratègia de creixement intel·ligent, sostenbile i integrador, de cara al nou període, es comptarà amb els agents, empreses i persones del territori. Essent aquest un procés obert a tota la ciutadania de la zona d’acció de l’Associació pel Desenvolupament Rural de la Catalunya Central.
Quins elements es treballaran amb aquesta estratègia?
El retorn i inserció laboral dels Joves en el medi rural
La igualtat d’oportunitats de les dones i els joves
El foment de l’emprenedoria i la creació d’ocupació
La dinamització econòmica i la innovació
La gestió dels recursos naturals i la mitigació del canvi climàtic
Qualità siti Web Comuni
Presentazione al convegno AICA (Associazione Nazionale per l'Informatica e il Calcolo Automatico) del 2010 di una ricerca sulla qualità dei siti web dei comuni italiani. Si presenta un modello per la valutazione e il disegno della qualità dei siti web degli enti comunali nel contesto della normativa esistente. L’individuazione delle norme pertinenti rappresenta un passo critico per questo tipo di siti, poiché si va da leggi che riguardano la comunicazione generale della Pubblica Amministrazione, a circolari e direttive più specifiche per i siti web che vanno adattate alle esigenze specifiche dei Comuni, soprattutto per quelli di piccole dimensioni. Il modello proposto integra aspetti derivati dall’interpretazione del corpus così definito con buone pratiche per la qualità dei siti web. L’applicazione del modello viene illustrata per i siti web di due valli della provincia autonoma di Trento, mettendone in evidenza le criticità, oltre che le potenzialità per impostare progetti di sviluppo o di ri-disegno dei siti web dei Comuni in modo sistematico, supportando sia gli enti che gli sviluppatori.
Viewers also liked (19)
Digital Accessibility: Enjoying the Carrots and Avoiding the Sticks
Digital Accessibility: Enjoying the Carrots and Avoiding the Sticks
Similar to Survay summary 2
Self evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of a film trailer script, shot list, and animatic created by the author. For the script, the author believes the amount of dialogue and stage directions will engage the audience. Potential improvements could include adding more dialogue. The shot list uses a variety of shot types and lengths to build tension. Additional shorter scenes could be added. The animatic effectively shows the shot types and lengths planned, but could be improved by reducing title screens and using a more fitting soundtrack.
Evaluation
The document discusses conventions of teaser trailers, horror film trailers, and horror film posters. It then analyzes how the teaser trailer, titled "Jigsaw", follows these conventions. The trailer is under a minute, uses cryptic footage and music without dialogue to generate curiosity, and leaves the viewer with questions about the storyline without giving too much away. The trailer also uses fast pacing, jump cuts, and sound effects similar to other horror trailers. The poster features a dark, striking image and prominently displayed title consistent with horror film poster conventions.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real media forms. It summarizes how the teaser trailer, idents, titles, shots, and magazine cover were influenced by and challenged conventions from the film "Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging" and other trailers. Key conventions that were followed include using montage in the teaser trailer, dark backgrounds and short length for idents, light-colored titles, quirky shots, and simple titles at the end. Some conventions were challenged, such as dividing the teaser trailer into stages rather than a single montage, and using titles to add structure rather than just hints.
Evaluation
The student analyzed various horror film trailers and posters to inform their own horror film project. They created a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover to promote their film. Various software like Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, and Slideshare were used to design and edit the promotional materials. Feedback was gathered from focus groups and classmates which helped improve the project. Research was conducted online to find inspiration, sounds, and learn filmmaking techniques. All work was documented on a group blog for their portfolio. Promotional materials were identified as important for film institutions to advertise and attract audiences.
Y13 video analysis dear devil
The document analyzes and evaluates a horror trailer called "Dear Devil". It summarizes the storyline of the trailer, which involves a teenage girl becoming possessed after reading a devil's diary. It then provides commentary on specific shots in the trailer, praising the lighting, angles, and atmosphere. The evaluation section commends the acting, locations, sound design, and editing of the trailer for effectively creating an eerie feel and building suspense.
Y13 video analysis dear devil
The document analyzes a horror trailer called "Dear Devil" that tells the story of a teenage girl who appears to become possessed after reading the devil's diary. It provides positive feedback on the lighting, shots, and editing of the trailer, noting how they help create an eerie atmosphere and add authenticity. It also praises the acting, locations, and sound design, singling out a creepy mix of whispering voices at the beginning. In conclusion, the evaluator states that the choice of actors, traditional horror locations, and editing style that transitions smoothly between shots and builds suspense were effective elements of this short film trailer.
Y13 video analysis dear devil
The document analyzes and evaluates a horror film trailer called "Dear Devil". It summarizes the storyline of the trailer, which involves a teenage girl appearing to become possessed after reading a devil's diary. It then provides commentary on specific shots in the trailer, praising aspects like the lighting, angles, and atmosphere. Finally, it evaluates different elements of the trailer such as the actors, locations, sound, and editing, concluding that they effectively portrayed an eerie feel and fit with the horror genre conventions.
7. fmp evaluation part 2 final
The peer feedback provided suggestions to improve the transitions between scenes in the trailer, add more sound effects, change some of the images used on the poster and DVD cover to make them more interesting, and ensure consistent formatting/font across all materials to better connect them. The creator agreed that adding transitions was needed to make the trailer feel more polished but disagreed that changing the music was necessary. They would make these revisions to enhance the professionalism and appeal of the marketing materials.
Media a2 evaluation
The document provides feedback from test audiences on a movie trailer. It summarizes:
1) The test audiences found the trailer to be effective overall, particularly praising the clear storyline, effective use of sound and nursery rhymes, and portrayal of the antagonist.
2) Areas for improvement included using a greater variety of shots, changing the font used for captions, and lengthening the trailer by adding more shots.
3) Most audiences felt the combination of the trailer and movie title was effective at promoting the film, though could be strengthened further with a slogan or consistent branding.
Question 1 Evaluation
1) The document discusses the creation of a crime thriller trailer and magazine for a student project. Research was conducted on films like The Equalizer, The A-Team, and Limitless to identify genre conventions.
2) Both the created trailer and magazine were found to generally conform to crime thriller conventions through elements like dark color schemes, but also challenged some conventions through certain stylistic choices.
3) Feedback indicated that while the overall concept and style was generally well-received, some specific shots and acting aspects in the trailer could have been improved to better match audience expectations.
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Media presentation - Improved.
The document discusses plans for creating an opening title sequence that is inspired by American Horror Story and The Walking Dead. It will involve acting with the creator's cousin, sound effects like heavy rain and footsteps, camera shots including close-ups and shots showing the surroundings, editing with jump cuts and shot reverse shot, costumes inspired by film noir, dramatic lighting effects, and typography in bold red and white fonts to stand out against the black and white footage. Photos are included showing example lighting and editing styles.
Walk through of our film poster
The photograph was taken to make the actors look like they were peering into a grave, as in the film's storyline the characters accidentally hit and killed their friend's boyfriend with a car and kept it a secret. The blue sky created empty space but worked for including the film title. The lighting was dark to suit a horror film. A box was used and the camera placed in a hole to create the grave effect. In post-production, the faces were lightened in Photoshop to make them more visible.
Analysis of the sinister trailer
The trailer uses effective camera work, editing, lighting, sound, and props to create suspense without revealing too much of the plot. It begins by establishing a normal setting but gradually shifts to darker lighting and handheld shots that make the viewer feel engaged yet unsure of what will happen. Fast pacing and brief shots maintain mystery around the antagonist while close-ups of characters' scared reactions heighten tension. Throughout, conventional horror trailer techniques like distorted sound, blurred images and a building sense of dread leave the audience wanting to learn more.
Question one
The filmmakers intended to create a horror noir film but found adding horror elements too difficult. They changed the genre to a noir/thriller hybrid, using conventions from researched noir films for the noir aspects and thriller films like Gotham since they did not research thrillers. Shots from analyzed films like birds-eye views from Casino Royale and those from Mad Men were wanted but could not be included.
Target audience research
The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience of a teen thriller film. It found that 100% associated low key lighting with the genre. It also found the song "Smashing Pumpkins" was the most popular choice to use in the trailer. For the movie poster, audiences preferred just showing the main protagonist rather than a group or the antagonist. Regarding including character deaths in the trailer, audiences felt it was acceptable as long as it wasn't a central character and didn't reveal too much of the plot.
Comparison of 4 title sequences essay
The document analyzes and compares the title sequences of four films: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Casino Royale, Catch Me If You Can, and Spider-Man. Each title sequence uses different techniques like music, imagery, and symbols to set the tone and give viewers an idea of the genre and key elements of the respective films. For example, the loud music in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo conveys a fast-paced crime drama, while the use of card symbols in Casino Royale hints at gambling and danger. Overall, the document examines how title sequences aim to quickly portray the director's vision for the upcoming movie.
Draft Feedback Questionnaire
The document contains feedback from Jade Warburton, an 18-year old, on a draft film poster, magazine cover, and trailer for the horror film "The Curse." For each item, Jade provides positive feedback on aspects that make them effective representations of the horror genre such as dark color schemes, scary imagery and fonts, and ominous titles. Jade also offers some constructive criticism, such as improving clarity and adding more details to fully understand the storyline. Overall, Jade believes the poster, magazine, and trailer achieve their goals of teasing a scary new horror film called "The Curse" through unsettling visuals and audio.
Draft Feedback Questionnaire
The document contains feedback from Jade Warburton, age 18, on a poster, magazine article, and trailer for the horror film "The Curse." For the poster, Jade notes the torn shirt with blood implies something bad happened, and the producers referenced indicate it will be a horror film. Jade finds the dark colors, makeup, and implied harm in the title make the poster effective at representing the horror genre. For the magazine article, Jade again notes the dark colors and attention-grabbing title make it look like a realistic horror film magazine. Similar imagery and fonts used in the poster and magazine help link them to the same film. Jade suggests the trailer effectively includes characters and a taste of the plot
Evaluationtask7
The document compares the filmmaker's preliminary project to their later thriller project. For the preliminary, they had limited equipment, space, time and experience which restricted what they could achieve. For the thriller, they had more resources which allowed them to utilize more sophisticated camerawork, costumes, props, locations, actors and editing techniques to create a more polished and effective final product. The document reflects on the lessons they learned from the preliminary that helped them improve their skills for the later thriller project.
Similar to Survay summary 2 (20)
More from collinsashley40
Survay results
The survey results showed that the target audience for the horror movie trailer is 17-19 year old students, who are roughly evenly split between male and female. They prefer slasher-themed horror movies with elements of blood/gore and scary, unique antagonists. An effective trailer should give a sense of the storyline without revealing too much, include some scary or jump-scare moments, and show the antagonist occasionally to build intrigue.
Survay results for pitch
The survey responses indicate that the horror movie idea presented would be effective and appealing to audiences. Most respondents felt the storyline and antagonist concepts would work well together to create an engaging product. Some suggested minor improvements could be made to the presentation, such as including more images, but most aspects of the idea including the setting and details provided were successful. Overall, the pitch introduced the movie fully and made it seem like it would be a successful and enjoyable film.
Evaluation media a2
The document discusses conventions used in movie magazines. It describes how magazines typically use different fonts, sizes, colours and images to make key parts stand out and engage audiences. Magazines commonly feature large central images related to their headline movie, along with titles and actor names. They also use attention-grabbing fonts and colours for cover lines and mastheads. The document examines how a sample horror magazine cover follows these standard conventions to effectively promote its featured film.
Survay summary 2
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and related well to the horror genre. Some aspects that worked well included the shots in black and white, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the survey identified several areas for improvement, including changing the opening music, using darker lighting, reducing happy group shots, improving acting, refining out-of-focus shots, adding more low-angle shots of the antagonist, changing the opening sequence, and focusing more on the antagonist overall to make the trailer more effective and conventional as a horror movie.
Analysis of wolf creek 2
The document describes 20 shots from a film, including shot types, lengths, scene numbers, and brief content descriptions. It shows characters being dropped off in the desert, drawing on a sign, walking together, having fun in water, displaying captions, smiling at scenery, walking over a hill, camping when a truck arrives, a man holding a gun to someone's head, a girl running from the truck with her hands tied, laying on a car hood asking for help with a bloodied face, and a man walking with a weapon as someone crawls before him.
Mag cover draft 2
The document appears to be an advertisement featuring an image. In 3 sentences or less, it is difficult to determine much more about the context or content of the advert from the limited information provided in the document. The document simply states "image" and "advert" without any other details about what is being advertised or the purpose of the image.
Poster draft 2
The document appears to contain a single main image without any accompanying text. Based solely on this image, it is not possible to provide a meaningful 3 sentence summary as there is no contextual information or details provided about the image itself or any related concepts.
Draft poster
This document provides basic information about an upcoming movie release including the catch line, image, headline, sub-heading, and date of release. The details are intended to promote the film and attract audiences' interest ahead of its scheduled release date. In just a few key details, this document outlines some of the essential facts about the new movie project.
Draft magazine cover
This document contains an image and discusses a new product launch. It highlights the key features of the product in the headline and sub-heading. Additional context about the product is provided in captions accompanying the image and advertising.
Survay results for pitch
The survey responses indicate that the horror movie idea presented would be effective and appealing to audiences. Most respondents felt the storyline and antagonist concepts would work well together to create an engaging product. Some suggested minor improvements could be made to the presentation, such as including more images, but most aspects of the idea including the setting and details provided were successful. Overall, the pitch introduced the movie fully and made it seem like it would be a successful and enjoyable film.
Screenplay
A group of friends go on a camping trip together. They arrive at their campsite and begin playing games instead of setting up camp. As night falls, they start to feel uneasy as strange noises are heard. One friend sees a dark figure lurking in the distance. As it gets closer, the friends become frightened and rush to pack up camp. However, their car won't start, and the figure appears in front of the vehicle. Flashes show the friends running and screaming, then tied up with rope at the end, leaving the outcome uncertain.
Listing dates
The document lists dates, locations, props, costumes, and personnel needed for filming over multiple days in October. It details shoots taking place on Fridays at Chelsea's house in Chatteris and Saturdays in Manea Forest, with the same core group filming each time and tents, cars, cameras, and lights required as equipment.
Production concept
The production concept document outlines plans for a new product line. It proposes launching 3 initial products in the home appliance category by the end of the fiscal year, including a washer, dryer, and refrigerator. Market research indicates strong consumer demand for energy efficient, WiFi connected appliances that can be monitored and controlled remotely with a smartphone.
Shot list
The shot list documents scenes from a camping trip gone wrong that will be filmed. It begins by showing the teenagers packing for the trip and driving away. Scenes then show them setting up camp, having fun, and playing sports. Shots capture one teen noticing a dark figure in the distance. Flashbacks provide context for the antagonist's backstory growing up alone. The teens hear strange noises and one sees something frightening in the trees. Later their car won't start, and the antagonist is waiting for them down the road. Shots depict the teens being chased, beaten, and tied up in distress as their camping trip turns dangerous.
Task 1 hw
The document summarizes the history and evolution of the horror genre in movies. It notes that the first horror movie, Devil's Castle, was released in 1896 and lasted only 5 minutes. Doctor X, released in 1932, was the first horror movie filmed in full color. The genre further advanced in 1956 with movies featuring creatures like flying insects, creating a new subgenre. From 1980-2000, the increased use of digital cameras and media improved video quality and editing capabilities in horror films. As CGI and digital media advanced, supernatural settings and themes became more prevalent in horror movies.
Survay results
The survey results showed that the target audience for the horror movie trailer is 17-19 year olds, slightly more female than male. Most of the target audience are students. The most popular horror movie genre was slasher, so the trailer will focus on a slasher theme. Respondents said an effective trailer keeps them on the edge of their seats and scared, includes blood and gore, and features a unique and scary antagonist. An effective trailer also shows some of the story but leaves things mysterious and includes glimpses of the antagonist.
Media work
This document analyzes shots from a horror movie trailer. It discusses how various shots are used effectively or unconventionally to engage the audience. Shots show an ordinary couple before the horror begins to allow audience connection. Later shots depict the victims in danger from antagonists, keeping the audience on edge through suspenseful angles and lighting. The final shot unexpectedly reveals all three antagonists clearly over their victims to end on an impactful note given it's based on a true story.
More from collinsashley40 (20)
Survay summary 2
- 1. SUMMARY OF SURVAY RESULTS Most people liked the shots with the antagonist the most. I think these was effective. And related to the genre well. The shots worked well , even better when edited in black and white. The nursery rhymes also work well. And the props such as the girl when she swings the axe is good for genre. So these features will need to be kept for the product. But many different aspects will need to be changed.
- 2. The music at the begging needs to be changed. As it sounds more amusing then a horror movie trailer, an alternative non-diagetic sound will need to be used for the beginning. the lighting should be darker for some parts of the trailer too to make it more conventional. And the beginning when the group are happy is done too much so less shots of the group being happy and more with the antagonist would make this trailer more effective. And some of the acting needs to be improved for the trailer to be more realistic.
- 3. Well the shots when it zooms in and goes out of focus slightly definitely need to be improved. Some more shots with the low angle would also help to make the antagonist look more sinister and dominant. The begging sequence will need to be changed. And some of the shots can be removed . And a focus on the antagonist more would also make this trailer more effective.
- 4. The shots in black and white work well, so that is an aspect of the trailer we could do more of , and the antagonist is effective, such as make up- and costume. They said it is generally scary. The use of props is also effective such as the old rusty wooden axe, this makes it more recognisable as a slasher type of horror movie too which was our aim. They liked the shots when she swings the axe too , and the shot of me in the black cloak and blade, I think more shots with the antagonist would make the trailer more successful. All said the trailer relates to the genre.